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Inheritance of Struggle: How Economic Inequality Fuels Depression Across Generations. [PDF]
Alpha PsychiatryLee J, Allen J.
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Bridging Infrastructure Gaps for Intergenerational Caregivers in Public Health Emergencies. [PDF]
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Comparing patterns of intergenerational class mobility using log-linear models: evidence from seven countries, two cohorts, and gendered stratification. [PDF]
Front SociolRicardi Morgavi CA.
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Intergenerational inequality and the intergenerational state
Journal of Population Research, 2021Inequality between generations is a central feature of human societies. Moreover, within human societies many institutions have developed that mould and shape intergenerational inequality, including the state. Nevertheless, intergenerational inequality has typically been only loosely defined as a concept.
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2022
This chapter will help you: Explore the role of home visits by professionals and volunteers in supporting parents play with their children; understand how non-formal community-based play provision can challenge stereotypes and break down barriers between families of different backgrounds; learn about theory and practice about intergenerational learning
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This chapter will help you: Explore the role of home visits by professionals and volunteers in supporting parents play with their children; understand how non-formal community-based play provision can challenge stereotypes and break down barriers between families of different backgrounds; learn about theory and practice about intergenerational learning
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From intergenerational equity to intergenerational stewardship
International Journal of Public Administration, 1994This essay borrows from our civic humanist tradition to present an alternative to the more dominant neo-utilitarian approach to evaluating current decisions and their potential burden on future generations. The analysis first focuses on financial debt, and then applies the framework beyond the realm of financial policy.
David W. Hart, Gary C. Cornia
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INTERGENERATIONAL EDUCATION FOR AN INTERGENERATIONAL CHURCH?
Religious Education, 1998From the biblical era, Christian faith communities have been inter‐generational entities. This article examines how Christian education strategies have expressed intergenerationalism; suggests three major reasons why intergenerational Christian education should be developed with more vigor (Christian theology, spiritual formation, and societal ...
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Intergenerational transmission of preferences
Economics Letters, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Bulte, E.H., Horan, R.D.
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